Five thwart kidnap try

LAKE ELSINORE -- Five men came to the aid of a woman who was
allegedly the victim of an attempted kidnapping Sunday night,
chasing the suspect and detaining him until officers arrived,
according to police.

Donald Ray, 41, a transient with a last known address in
Montana, was arrested on suspicion of attempted kidnapping and
attempted carjacking and was booked at the Southwest Detention
Center in French Valley, said police Sgt. Rob Thompson.

About 7:20 p.m. Sunday, police were called to Wal-Mart on Grape
Street and found that a 41-year-old woman had been accosted as she
walked to her car in the store's parking lot, Thompson said. The
woman was grabbed from behind, and told not to try and get away,
police said. The assailant tried to force her into her car, but she
struggled and screamed for help, the sergeant said.

Ryan Bonyhadi, 20, of Wildomar saw the struggle and came to the
woman's aid. Ray allegedly told Bonyhadi he had a knife before
fleeing across the parking lot, Thompson said. Bonyhadi yelled to
others for help and four more men tried to apprehend Ray.

Bonyhadi, Robert Funk of Canyon Lake, Michael Ghoslin of
Lakeland Village, and Steven Shettleroe and Eric Mata, both of Lake
Elsinore, all chased after Ray into the hills behind a nearby
grocery store and held Ray until officers arrived to take him into
custody, Thompson said.